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i
High Front Tensed Unrounded

heat, seat, meat, feet, sheet
u
High Back Tensed Rounded

hoot, suit, Sue, rude, crew
e
Mid Front Tensed Unrounded

hate, shake, mate, bait
o
Mid Back Tensed Rounded

hope, show, fold, soap, though, foe
ɪ
High Front Lax Unrounded

hip, ship, lid, fill
ʊ
High Back Lax Rounded

hood, should, put, pull, push, took
ɛ
Mid Front Lax Undrounded

head, shed, led, bet, met
ɔ
Mid Back Lax Rounded

caught, taught, awe, claw
ɑ
Low Back Lax Unrounded

hot, cot, tot, shot, clock
æ
Low Front Lax Unrounded

had, sad, fat, crap, pal, lap
ʌ
Mid Central Lax Unrounded

cup, up, shut, luck, puck, pun, shun
ə
Mid Central Lax Unrounded

above, away, idiot, assume
ɨ
High Central Lax Unrounded

batted, bushes ((e)s)